Nice stuff. One question. I found examples when in ngOndestroy hook after $destroy.next() also the completion method is called $destroy.complete(). Any impact to not call it?
It seems it's not needed in this particular case, but I find it is bad form that in a segment about memory leaks, they introduce a "potential" memory leak without at least clarifying why it's handled like that... Anyone interested on why calling complete() is not needed, check this: stackoverflow.com/a/44294453. I will still be completing those Subjects in my code regardless...
pipe(catchError) doesn't work to me at all in RxJs 5 when use Observable.of() and error is inside Observable.of(...). The only way is to try { } catch block
I found the guy who cuts into the presentation all the time to be irritating and distracting. Also, Why only 720p? It look bad on modern computers. Even 1080p sucks but 720 is too blurry at full screen.
I agree, I found him incredibly annoying throughout the presentation. If it had information about the presentation, that's one thing, but 90% of it had nothing to do with what was going on. Other than that, it was great.
I have to agree, I'm only 10 minutes into this presentation and I'm not liking this Abbot & Costello presentation format. Assume there are grown-ups in the audience who just want to know the facts.
Great presentation... 52 minutes flew in no time :) learnt a lot. Thanks Ward, Ellis and ngConf :)
The multi stream example with the movies near the end of the video is sooo useful! Thanks for the explanation!
the best video ever made about RXJS. Thank you
The Beavis & Butt-Head of the Angular RxJS world!
very funny and light while still informative
Jeff Goldblum could teach me anything
I'm 13 minutes in. Now I can't unhear, that JG is doing this presentation :D
I came down to the comments because I was going to post exactly this.
Haha! I thought exactly the same!!!
lol :D now I see jeff goldblum speaking...
Nice stuff. One question. I found examples when in ngOndestroy hook after $destroy.next() also the completion method is called $destroy.complete(). Any impact to not call it?
It seems it's not needed in this particular case, but I find it is bad form that in a segment about memory leaks, they introduce a "potential" memory leak without at least clarifying why it's handled like that...
Anyone interested on why calling complete() is not needed, check this: stackoverflow.com/a/44294453.
I will still be completing those Subjects in my code regardless...
If someone is looking for the code: github.com/wardbell/rxjs-in-ng
npm install has lots of errors for me...
You guys ultimate thanks
Cant u use a repeat() in the pipeline instead of error isolation ?
Advice to download sources and watch in second screen. Thanks for error isolation is a most needed thing and search input without issues.
I'd say "Happy Days" is a 70s show...
can you please share the github link for the example project
github.com/SanderElias/rxjs-in-ng-angular_berlin
pipe(catchError) doesn't work to me at all in RxJs 5 when use Observable.of() and error is inside Observable.of(...). The only way is to try { } catch block
pipe() was introduced with RxJS6
@@michalstan RxJS 5.5
@@roberturbanski2797 You're right, RxJS 5.5, I always thought it was RxJS 6 :)
Sander is Palpatine
The content of this video is great, but completely ruined by the guy chipping in all the time with stupid comments.
I might be the only one (especially going off the existing comments) but I don't agree-I liked the banter and felt it broke the monotony a bit.
Yeap! So-o-o annoying!
I think they just need to rehearse it a little more so they aren't chopping each other off
I found the guy who cuts into the presentation all the time to be irritating and distracting. Also, Why only 720p? It look bad on modern computers. Even 1080p sucks but 720 is too blurry at full screen.
I agree, I found him incredibly annoying throughout the presentation. If it had information about the presentation, that's one thing, but 90% of it had nothing to do with what was going on. Other than that, it was great.
lol, man i can barely play 480p, appreciate what you have
seriously, the second guy's inane comments and cringy attempts at humor make this borderline unwatchable
I have to agree, I'm only 10 minutes into this presentation and I'm not liking this Abbot & Costello presentation format. Assume there are grown-ups in the audience who just want to know the facts.
I have to correct your assertion though. 720p is perfect if the source is also 720p.
Jeff goldblum